beyond the pattern of blue in 15, move to a bright pattern of red in focus 16. Think of and move through the brilliant pattern of red on the other side of focus 16. Do this, and I will join you there beyond the red. Move now to focus 17. To move to 17, all you have to do is think of and move beyond a bright, bright yellow. Move to the bright yellow pattern of focus 17. Do this, and I will join you there. Now you will move on to focus 18. Think of a pattern of rose. Soft pink rose. Move through this pattern of rose to focus 18 on the other side. Move through the rose. Do this, and I will join you in focus 18. You will move now to focus 19. You see a brilliant pattern of green. A brilliant pattern of green. Move through a brilliant pattern of green to focus 19. Move through a brilliant pattern of green to focus 19. Do this, and I will join you there. Now you will move to focus 20. All you have to do is think of a rich pattern of purple and move through it to focus 20. Move through the purple pattern to the other side. Do this, and I will join you there. Now from focus 20, you will move to the other side to the white of focus 21. Focus 21, where you can learn to visit other
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Focus Levels- Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon
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energy systems, other realities. Focus 21 the bridge. The bridge that allows you to visit and return from a realm beyond physical experience. Perceive a bright, shining pattern of white. A bright pattern of white. The sum of all the colors. Now move into the white of focus 21. Move into the white, the sum of all the colors, to focus 21, and I will join you there. Now in focus 21. Now in focus 21. Observe, explore, perceive, and experience. Remain calm and serene as you experience the freedom of focus 21." The Miranon material and hints from Bob suggest that there is more to these other focus levels than simple transitions and filler spaces between noticeable changes in states of consciousness. The following paper explains the seven resonant colors and how they are used to form a methodology for learning, healing trauma, and promoting spiritual growth. In general, Miranon describes the seven resonant colors as following this pattern: 7 Focus Level Color What happens at that color F1, F8, F15, F22, F29, F36, F43 Blue By becoming aware, you realize you are experiencing an event or information.
F2, F9, F16, F23, F30, F37, F44 Red Realizing and reflecting on the event. Our interpretation is based on a translation of what we believe happened at the blue level. F3, F10, F17, F24, F31, F38, F45 Yellow Balancing, unifying and testing our ideas formed on the red level with the event. F4, F11, F18, F25, F32, F39, F46 Rose Getting guidance and healing trauma from the event. F5, F12, F19, F26, F33, F40, F47 Green Easily normalizing, grounding, and applying new information or abilities. F6, F13, F20, F27, F34, F41, F48 Purple By creatively applying the ability, you can expand into new areas. F0, F7, F14, F21, F28, F35, F42, F49 White Transcending into the next level of awareness. This seven resonant color pattern is used to process any event, and many variations of this process occur concurrently throughout a person's life. Miranon emphasizes how meditation organizes